ENGL_201_PreTEST_2_LUO.docx.pdf.pdf

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Phillis Wheatley’s work features a deeply deistic ideas.

Selected Answer:

True

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In “Common Sense” Thomas Paine recommended reconciliation with King George II.

Selected Answer:

True

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Both Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin praised Phillis Wheatley’s poetic talents.

Selected Answer:

True

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Phillis Wheatley’s poetry suggests that she was a Christian who was influenced by Puritan

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Isaac Newton perceived God deistically as First Cause, as the creator of the Universe, and as

one who works through unchangeable laws of nature.

Selected Answer:

True

beliefs.

Selected Answer:

True

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Harvard was founded in 1618 in Puritan New Haven to offset rationalism at Yale.

Selected Answer:

True

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Thomas Jefferson expounded 13 virtues of self-improvement course in his Autobiography.

Selected Answer:

True

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Benjamin Franklin’s success as a writer is in part due to his use of obscure discourse rather

than the plain style.

Selected Answer:

True

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Words such as "inalienable," "annihilation," "usurpations," and "invariably" are examples of

the formal language used by Thomas Paine in “Common Sense.”

Selected Answer:

True

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Yale was founded in 1718 to continue the rationalism at Harvard at the time.

Selected Answer:

True

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Isaac Newton theorized that human beings are irrational creatures and, therefore, were

incapable of understanding the mechanistic laws of nature.

Selected Answer:

True

1 out of 1 points

The 13 virtues of self-improvement course that Benjamin Franklin expounded included

frugality and humility.

Selected Answer:

True

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Thomas Paine is credited with championing the scientific method as a necessary part of

1 out of 1 points

Thomas Paine’s works such as the “Crisis Series” are considered a form of propaganda.

Selected Answer:

True

everyone’s elementary and high school education.

Selected Answer:

True

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This author was coeditor of Pennsylvania Magazine.

Selected Answer:Benjamin Franklin

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Francis Bacon propounded the idea of God as “First Cause.”

Selected Answer:

True

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Phyllis Wheatley’s first poem was published in Rhode Island Newspaper.

Selected Answer:

True

1 out of 1 points

John Locke and Thomas Jefferson co-authored the draft of “The Declaration of

Independence.”

Selected Answer:

True

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According to Rene Descartes, no one can doubt his or her own existence.

Selected Answer:

True

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Thomas Paine's Age of Reason was published during the American Revolution.

Selected Answer:

True

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Thomas Jefferson expounded 13 virtues of self-improvement course in his Autobiography.

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George Washington describes Wheatley’s poetry as "elegant lines...exhibiting striking proof

of … poetical talents."

Selected Answer:

True

0 out of 1 points

Isaac Newton championed the scientific method as a necessary part of everyone’s elementary

and high school education.

Selected Answer:

True

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Selected Answer:

False

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Thomas Paine migrated to New England with the help of________.

Selected Answer:Benjamin Franklin

1 out of 1 points

Harvard was founded in 1618 in Puritan New Haven to offset rationalism at Yale.

Selected Answer:

False

1 out of 1 points

Benjamin Franklin’s success as a writer is in part due to his use of obscure discourse rather

than the plain style.

Selected Answer:

False

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Phillis Wheatley envisioned America as an Edenic place of new beginnings and regeneration.

Selected Answer:

True

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Established the blueprint for the rag-to-riches narrative.

Selected Answer:Thomas Paine

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In “Common Sense,” Thomas Paine uses a dignified, formal language.

Selected Answer:

True

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Phillis Wheatley was the first woman to publish an African-American novel.

Selected Answer:

True

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Both Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin authored books titled The Autobiography.

Selected Answer:

False

Francis Bacon expounded the theory that the physical world is a mechanism that operates

according to a system of natural laws that can be rationally understood through the

application of scientific methods.

Selected Answer:

True

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Author of "Silence Dogood"

Selected Answer:Benjamin Franklin

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Was self-taught and developed ambition to read and write at a young age.

Selected Answer:Benjamin Franklin

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John Locke and Thomas Jefferson co-authored the draft of “The Declaration of

Independence.”

Selected Answer:

True

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Thomas Jefferson imitated Thomas Paine’s use of the language of common people when

drafting the Declaration of Independence.

Selected Answer:

True

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The 13 virtues of self-improvement course that Benjamin Franklin expounded included the

Love of God.

Selected Answer:

True

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Phillis Wheatley’s work features a deeply deistic ideas.

Selected Answer:

False

1 out of 1 points

Thomas Paine’s works such as the “Crisis Series” are considered a form of propaganda.

Selected Answer:

True

0 out of 1 points

Benjamin Franklin expounded 10 virtues of self-improvement course in his Autobiography.

Selected Answer:

True

1 out of 1 points

George Washington describes Wheatley’s poetry as "elegant lines...exhibiting striking proof

of … poetical talents."

Selected Answer:

True

1 out of 1 points

Phillis Wheatley envisioned America as an Edenic place of new beginnings and regeneration.

1 out of 1 points

Selected Answer:

False

1 out of 1 points

This author was coeditor of Pennsylvania Magazine.

Selected Answer:Thomas Paine

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Harvard was founded in 1718 to offset or counter the rationalism of Yale.

Selected Answer:

True

1 out of 1 points

Words such as "inalienable," "annihilation," "usurpations," and "invariably" are examples of

the formal language used by Thomas Paine in “Common Sense.”

Selected Answer:

False

1 out of 1 points

Thomas Jefferson describes the quest for emancipation in his "Notes on the State of Virginia."

Selected Answer:

True

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1 out of 1 points

Author of "Silence Dogood"

Selected Answer:Benjamin Franklin

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Francis Bacon propounded the idea of God as “First Cause.”

Selected Answer:

False

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The 13 virtues of self-improvement course that Benjamin Franklin expounded included

moderation, order, and justice.

Selected Answer:

False

Both Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin authored books titled The Autobiography.

Selected Answer:

True

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In “Common Sense,” Thomas Paine argued for independence solely on the issue of taxes.

Selected Answer:

True

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The new philosophy of the Age of Reason aligned with Calvinism.

Selected Answer:

True

1 out of 1 points

In “Common Sense,” Thomas Paine uses a dignified, formal language.

Selected Answer:

False

1 out of 1 points

Was self-taught and developed ambition to read and write at a young age.

Selected Answer:Benjamin Franklin

1 out of 1 points

The 13 virtues of self-improvement course that Benjamin Franklin expounded included

frugality and humility.

Selected Answer:

True

1 out of 1 points

Isaac Newton championed the scientific method as a necessary part of everyone’s elementary

and high school education.

Selected Answer:

False

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Question 1

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Phillis Wheatley’s work features a deeply deistic ideas.

Selected Answer:

False

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According to Rene Descartes, no one can doubt his or her own existence.

Selected Answer:

True

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Phillis Wheatley’s “On Being Brought from Africa” calls for an end to slavery.

Selected Answer:

True

1 out of 1 points

Thomas Paine’s works such as the “Crisis Series” are considered a form of propaganda.

Selected Answer:

True

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Isaac Newton perceived God deistically as First Cause, as the creator of the Universe, and as one

who works through unchangeable laws of nature.

Selected Answer:

Thomas Paine’s works such as the “Crisis Series” are considered a form of propaganda.

Selected Answer:

Both Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin praised Phillis Wheatley’s poetic

talents. Selected Answer:

The Declaration of Independence adopted the theory that humans are the source of government

and can, therefore, change governments.

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In his Autobiography, Thomas Jefferson expounds 13 virtues of his self-improvement course as a

way to moral perfection.

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False

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Question 9

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False

Phillis Wheatley was the first woman to publish an African-American novel.

Selected Answer:

Harvard was founded in 1618 in Puritan New Haven to offset rationalism at

Yale. Selected Answer:

Thomas Jefferson describes the quest for emancipation in his "Notes on the State of Virginia."

Selected Answer:

Thomas Jefferson imitated Thomas Paine’s use of the language of common people when drafting

the Declaration of Independence.

Selected Answer:

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Question 11

Question 10

Question 12

Question 13

Question 14

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False

The Age of Reason marked a shift from Theism to Deism.

Selected Answer:

Thomas Paine migrated to New England with the help of________.

Selected Answer:Benjamin Franklin

In “Common Sense,” Thomas Paine uses a dignified, formal language.

Selected Answer:

Francis Bacon expounded the theory that the physical world is a mechanism that operates according

to a system of natural laws that can be rationally understood through the application of scientific

methods.

Selected Answer:

The Tea Act of 1773 lifted duties on printed materials.

Selected Answer:

Francis Bacon propounded the idea of God as “First Cause.”

Selected Answer:

Was self-taught and developed ambition to read and write at a young age.

George Washington describes Wheatley’s poetry as "elegant lines...exhibiting striking proof of

… poetical talents."

Selected Answer:

Isaac Newton theorized that human beings are irrational creatures and, therefore, were incapable

of understanding the mechanistic laws of nature.

Selected Answer:

1 out of 1 points

True

False

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Question 15

Question 16

Question 17

Question 18

Selected Answer: Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin propounded the idea of God as “First Cause.”

Selected Answer:

Thomas Paine is credited with championing the scientific method as a necessary part of everyone’s

elementary and high school education.

Selected Answer:

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Question 19

Question 20

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False

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Author of "Silence Dogood"

Phyllis Wheatley’s first poem was published in Rhode Island Newspaper.

Benjamin Franklin expounded 10 virtues of self-improvement course in his

Autobiography.

The 13 virtues of self-improvement course that Benjamin Franklin expounded

included moderation, order, and justice.

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Answer:

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Benjamin Franklin

Established the blueprint for the rag-to-riches narrative.

Thomas Jefferson

In “Common Sense,” Thomas Paine uses a dignified, formal language.

In his Autobiography, Thomas Jefferson expounds 13 virtues of his

self- improvement course as a way to moral perfection.

Both Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin authored books titled

The Autobiography.

John Locke and Thomas Jefferson co-authored the draft of “The Declaration

of Independence.”

Phillis Wheatley envisioned America as an Edenic place of new beginnings

and regeneration.

Both Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin praised Phillis Wheatley’s

poetic talents.

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Question 11

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Question 12

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Question 19

Benjamin Franklin propounded the idea of God as “First Cause.”

Thomas Paine migrated to New England with the help of________.

Benjamin Franklin

Isaac Newton championed the scientific method as a necessary part

of everyone’s elementary and high school education.

According to Rene Descartes, no one can doubt his or her own existence.

Thomas Paine’s works such as the “Crisis Series” are considered a form

of propaganda.

Thomas Paine is considered the first African-American to publish a book

of poetry.

Isaac Newton theorized that human beings are irrational creatures and,

therefore, were incapable of understanding the mechanistic laws of nature.

Selected

Answer:

Fal

s e

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Phillis Wheatley’s work features a deeply deistic ideas.

Francis Bacon expounded the theory that the physical world is a mechanism

that operates according to a system of natural laws that can be rationally

understood through the application of scientific methods.

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